The Song Company Presents An Orthodox Christmas

The Song Company. Photo credit Simon Gorges
The Song Company. Photo credit Simon Gorges

The Song Company will be performing their seasonal concert An Orthodox Christmas.

This program celebrates the joy of Christmas and features a sumptuous program of carols with Georgian, Greek, and other connections.

The programme:
Arvo Pärt: Magnificat/ Jonathan Pitts: Hark the Herald Angels sing!/ Ivan Moody: The Manger: A Carol for Christmas/ Antony Pitts: O Holy of Holies/ John Sheppard: Reges Tharsis/ John Tavener: The Lamb/ plus a seasonal selection from The Naxos Book of Carols.

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